2011 Sea Ray 350 Sundancer

Step aboard and you’ll notice how wide and secure the side decks feel for a 35-footer, making line handling and anchoring less of a circus act. The cockpit layout really shines for entertaining: deep seating, a proper wet bar, and a helm with great sightlines even when guests are milling around. Below, the mid-cabin isn’t just an afterthought—it closes off to become a private lounge or guest cabin, with enough headroom to move around without hunching. The hull form gives you a reassuring, solid ride when afternoon chop kicks up, while still being efficient enough for relaxed, economical cruising all weekend.

In these waters, conditions can change from flat morning glass to lumpy afternoon waves, and the 350 Sundancer’s deep-V hull and weight give it the composure you want on longer runs. The joystick and responsive sterndrives are a gift in tight fairways, crowded fuel docks, and when current or wind are pushing you around. With its air-conditioned cabin, generous galley, and real sleeping spaces, it works equally well as a day boat or a comfortable mini-cruiser for exploring nearby harbors and anchorages without needing marina reservations every night.